An introduction to Japanese society
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書誌事項
An introduction to Japanese society
（Contemporary Japanese society）
Cambridge University Press, 1997
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注記
Some copies have different pagination: x, 285 p
Bibliography: p. 260-274
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
An Introduction to Japanese Society is a provocative, insightful and highly accessible book comprehensively examining contemporary Japanese society. It provides a thorough and critical analysis of the dominant view that Japanese society is strongly characterised by 'groupism and homogeneity'. Yoshio Sugimoto contests the notion that Japanese society comprises an extremely uniform culture, drawing attention to the subcultural diversity and class competition that exists within it. Sugimoto's views as an 'insider/outsider', having spent many years both in Japan and overseas, are insightful and probing. The book's accessibility and coverage of a broad range of issues, such as education, cultural diversity, power relations, politics and gender and family, makes it essential not only for students of Japan worldwide, but also for professional and lay people seeking a general introduction.
目次
- 1. The Japan phenomenon and the social sciences
- 2. Class and stratification: an overview
- 3. Geographical and generational variations
- 4. Varieties in work and labor
- 5. Diversity and unity in education
- 6. Gender stratification and the family system
- 7. Minority groups: ethnicity and discrimination
- 8. Collusion and competition in the establishment
- 9. Popular culture and everyday life
- 10. Friendly authoritarianism.
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